David’s Substack
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The Dark Conspiracy at the Heart of Literary Publishing
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Warning—Do not proceed with this article if you are easily disturbed. My research took me to some da...
Steven Spielberg—WTF Happened to This Guy?
I have a soft spot for this Spielberg kid. He’s mostly got a good head on his shoulders, but I’m a little concerned for him. I finally saw his newest picture, Disclosure Day, and couldn’t help but feel that it felt a lot like an M. Night Sh...
I Have a Lot to Say About The Odyssey and Culture War Grifters
I am predisposed to like the work of a select few filmmakers with very few caveats. A trailer, plot synopsis, or casting decisions won’t do much to hinder or enhance my excitement for seeing a new work by this person. For contemporary filmm...
I Flew 6000 Miles to Finally See The Odyssey and It Was !*#(@Q_!(@E)#
At long last. I’ve downgraded from living in a third world country to a seventh world one (The United States). I arrived in The United States yesterday. I’ve been waiting for ages to finally talk about the movie made by one of Hollywood’s b...
They Let Chris Stuckmann Make a Sequel to His Crap Movie
Chris Stuckmann loves movies. He’s seen over thirty of them and he’s been watching them since he was a kid. He grew up with movies. His feature debut, Shelby Oaks, was not good. You can check out my review here: Shelby Oaks
I have no perso...
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